CH5: Budgets and Reserves Flashcards

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What is an assessment p.101

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The owners financial obligation to the CA during a given period of time (usually 1 year)

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What is baseline funding p. 104

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establishing a reserve funding goal of keeping the reserve cash balance above zero. Goal: Never purposefully running out of money or having special assessments. Note: reserve contributions and reserve balances are usually lower.

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What is a budget? p.98

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a financial plan for an organization that provides and estimate of CA’s revenue and expenses for a given period of time.

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What are chart of accounts p.106

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an organized list of titles, descriptions, and assigned numbers of all accounts in an organization’s general ledger.

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What is discretionary budget line items? p.106

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These are items based on owner, board, and committee desires - in consideration of values, lifestyle, level of service, etc.

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What are expenses p.102

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operating expenses are those items that occur on a regular basis.

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What is FHA? p.99

A

Federal Housing Authority

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What is FHLMC? p.99

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Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation

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What is FNMA? p.99

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Federal National Mortgage Association

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What is full funding? p.105

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setting a reserve funding goal of attaining and maintaining reserves at or near 100% funded.

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What is historical trend budgeting? p.107

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assumption that existing line items are needed. Amount of funds allotted to each during current year is adjusted for expected changes in coming year.

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What is mandatory budget line items? p.106

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items based on community and owner needs. Requirements that the community is obligated to meet. i.e. taxes, repairs, utilize, and maintenance.

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What are major improvement expenses? p.102

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items that are not necessarily required but added ti improve and enhance the overall welfare, safety, and life of residents/community.

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What is an operating budget? p.107

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section of the budget devoted to operating activities includes operating expenses and major improvements but not the replacement fund.

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What is operating expenses? p.102

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items that occur on a regular basis

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16
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What is percent funded? p.104

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measure relative size of the reserves by looking at how the fund measures up against the needs of association.

17
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What is reconciliation of expenses and revenue? p.111

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reconciling estimated expenses with your CA’s anticipated revenue.

18
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What is a replacement fund? p.103

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funds put aside in reserve for the replacement of major components of a community’s common property.

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What is reserve cash flow statement? p.111

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shows the amount to be funded and the amount to be expanded from the replacement fund over a given period of time.

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What is reserve formula? p.111

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A years budget line item is the result of current replacement cost - funds on hand, divided by remaining useful years of life.

21
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What is a reserve specialist? p.110

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designation program to help community managers and board members identify qualified reserve study providers.

22
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What is a reserve study? p.108

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a budget planning tool that considers the current status of the replacement fund and determines a stable and equitable funding plan to offset the anticipated future major common areas expenditures.

23
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What is revenue? p.101

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consists of the collective items or amounts of income which, in the case of a community association, are appropriated for public expenses.

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What is a special assessment? p.101

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a one-time assessment often voted on by owners to recover a major expense that was not included in the annual budget or replacement reserve.

25
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What is threshold funding? p.105

A

keeping the reserve balance above a specified dollar or percent funded amount.

26
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What is VA? p.99

A

Veterans administration

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What is zero-base budgeting? p.107

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all line items are set to zero and the amount of funds allotted to each must be justified.